09 Sep 1977
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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1977
Page
1
Fans arrive as autumn signals kickoff with a salute to the Huskers from scoreboard operator Bob Smith. The scene is set by cooler morning air and forecasts of near 80 degree temperatures for Saturday.
In a high turnout New York Democratic primary Abraham Beame and Bella Abzug were trounced by Edward Koch and Mario Cuomo. Koch and Cuomo advance to a September 19 runoff to decide the party standard bearer for the general election.
The stock market closed lower on Friday with the Dow Jones averages down. Industrials fell 11.09 to 857.07, transports down 2.04 to 216.64, and utilities down 0.76 to 112.49, as reported in market pages.
Washington regulators told a Senate panel they view overdrafts by bank insiders as serious loans to insiders. Comptroller John Heimann cited Lance family overdrafts at Calhoun First National Bank of Georgia as alarming evidence of risk to depositors. The hearing reviewed Lance's past bank roles and potential aircraft use probes, with calls for new rules on insider transactions.
The snippet notes a Saturday forecast of partly cloudy skies and a high near 82. It also summarizes a Sunday Journal and Star section lineup including farm price supports in the 1978 federal budget and editorial planning on family life, labor tests, and national sports previews.
President Carter stated the United States views Israel's permanent settlements on occupied West Bank lands as illegal and intends to raise the issue with Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. He noted Israeli moves to make settlements permanent hinder Geneva peace efforts, while Dayan planned to visit Washington to discuss Middle East peace.
London Telegraph reports at the Love and Attraction Conference in Swansea that romantic ideology may decline as female independence grows. Prof Marian Kinger of the University of Michigan argues romance moves toward realism, with women’s emancipation through contraception and equality reshaping marriages and long term relationships.
Lancaster County will mail refunds to property owners for a 1973 tax collected for the community college system without requiring a formal request. County Treasurer Frank Golden said $485,000 was appropriated. about 10,000 checks totaling $200,000 have already gone out.
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